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WANTS A PLACE, A S GAMEKEEPER, a Young Man who tho -43. roughly understands his Business in that cao ici y : lie Is a good shot, and will be well reconunznkled trout Ins i.ist Place, where he lived some years. Please to address to R. P. at Mr. Ireland's, tSz, Picca dilly: THE CREDITORS' of EDWARD LLOYD ,E DIVA lt DS, some ti e SHICC of dtutbin, :in the. County of Denbigh, and lately of Huntingdon, Esq. de ceased, are desired to send an Account of their respective De rnands to Messrs. Frogatt, Lightlont,' and Robson, Castle-stree , Leicester-spate, London. NEIV INTENDED CANAL A MEET:IIC' 'Wiil - hn ll;4 ou SATURDAY txT, the tth inst. at the Crown and Anchor Ta. vein, in the Strand, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, to consider of an Application, to Parliament to make a NAVIGABLE CANAL, on a line laid down by 4'lr. T.ELFORD, Irons Market Harborough, in Leicestershire, to join the Grand lunaiort Canal at Buckby, in Northamptonshire. The &led of the prdposed Canal is, to.bring the Trade of' the River Trent tb the Metropolis from the Counties of York, Lincoln, Nottingham, Derby, and Leicester, by Means of Inland-Navigation, which.is already executed, ex cept tir the distance of 26 miles, through a Country well • adapted for Canal purposes, and which this Caiial will ac. lomPlislt. The Advantages to the Subscribers to this new Undertaking. and to the Canal Companies on the line of the intended Navigation, will be fully explained at the Meeting. • SUPERIOR TAILORING and LADIES' HABITS... DIETRICHSEN and CLARK; the latter seve ral yeais- Foretnanlo Wr. ALLEN, continue to make Nlen of Fashion's Evening and Undress Suits,•and Unitbrins ; !tut Leather Breeches, Ladies' Ricl , ng Habits, and Young .k:entlerneies Hussar and otheeDresses, in that superior and highly approved stile of cutting, which has acquited them an extensive and very distinguished patronage. . Country Residents may be 'Wormed how to send their meat.. tUre per post.— No. Ira, Rathbonc.place, London. •-• 'GRAND - . STATE LOTTER Y ' • To begin Drawing ath Tilts moNTH. • I TICKEI'S and SHARES' are NI Sale by JL HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, '49, Oxford•Streer, and s, The Scheme contains Six Prizes of as,cool. each ;.also PIiZZS Of to,peoL, 5°0°1., aucol. Icool. Sool, S;e. &e. and only 2;;,000 . Tickets. Hodges and Co. lieg leave to observe that thi;., is' the only Lottery that ever Contained Six I'riZeS,Ofllo,oool. they there lore recommend an early purchase. N.B. PrizeS to any amount paid on deihand. STATE Lorftßy, tooidining SIX P RIZES zo,oool, and 'no FIXED CAPI 1"A 1,, • • Begins Urawing'ztlin of THIS MONTH.. SCHEME - . Prizes of . ,C 20,000 I ~7 Prizes of . „;.Soo s - - Zoo .._• _ . $ - S , con 3 0 - so a - - 22 S - - - r 5 ICKEtS and SHARES arc selling by HA IL ,LARD, BU KN E, and Co, Stock-Brokers, at tneir State I.,(+ttery Oahe, 93, under the Royal ExChange, and no *here else in London - on• thcir account.. . •Letters, post.pid, duly answered, and Schemes grtis. ilai,k, South-Sea Stocks; with their seve al India Bonds, -Ex: iequer l3ills,•and" all kinds of 20vtr: ment Securities, bought and sold by Commission: - Begins Dawirig the sgth ofihia Month. SUPERB LOTTERY!!! rIX PRIZES of xo,ucicsl. besides.,, 0-mmerous. Train of - Gran:Prizes. ' Tickets, Halves, Qua , rter4 . Alghtlis and Sixteenths, are selling at the veryliqest I MO. 1 111 4 the!Ptizes . paid on Demand, by HO It N y and Co. S; k- At their OW E sta blished Liters :State Lot len Odic* Lomion. i 6, Corohill, ;'E, Charing.cross, and * t. 'Mallittret's Hill, Borough.. *„ Orders by Post or Carrier I on the s as if p Shared and Sold by 801 l 70. last 1 9,544 - - - ,C 40 0 9 ° !;,,-.o' 2,279 - - . 0 0 ,., Z0 ' ' f - . . I, ' - - - - 5 , 0 00 `•; 1 9.570 - . _ p low . i . )7 ) 12 7 - - - 4,eco , f t And in former .._ . 1 .. !'size of 7 C3n,0,0 124 - es ( .1 Z - - - - 2,,00 , 3, - - ij,at,o ' . - • executed on the s.kolo Terms,' resebt. n.() , , , anti Co. last year : ►0,873 - - - £ ' l►ooo 12,244 -4350 2,030 .soo 44 - yr. ' 's° o 1pi337 - ~ ler Lotteries: 2 4 - Prizes of-,Cs,op - 2,0 , 0 S 6 . .' - l ; 000 coo Ir3HE PicTußf. LoNDcmf .FOR ;SA. - LIE Public are respe&fully InfortneA that a new . boand imprOved Edition, of the PICTUkE of LON ~ 4'.o,correttedihrottghoxit to the VII of A prii , is this day r eWY for ' delivery to the booksellers,. price ss; §d, bound in p iTtlis Edition is embelliSlied with new and interesting En tlivutgs. and with a Iwo Mati ut London and another ' of i ts 4'41°,4 alone wortlC3s. besides 'fables of , Ha ck t le y Coach aterrnens' Fars, numerous Lists, .54c, 'ty,tle acknowlcdged utility' and great poptilattty of this having occasioned several contemptihte• piracies Ltd oorrtt!ons ot it; unwary persons are ca utioned to beware Navin such works, obtruded ,urn them, which though aSs of t t : r iling the appearante, possess (11 the uses, and none onginalcharaderand . featuresof the Piaure of London. jurid e.street, June 1, tB.B. im„...10 T il t:. CURIOUS IN NIA i)EI • SrtiNCER and pJIUUN S, I 1.5 Newgata-street, ~ able London, having upwards of toogations of that vain. svi • W , in; superior quality, in a vat, the whole of 14cn is upwards of 2o years old, the vat being filled lanvary i?e7; and being now.arrived at such perfection as to Pin 4,'PProbatiOn of every Gentleman who tastes it,. anti up. , .!` tis of (moo bottles of the same Wine . , most of %vhicli has ti : l4 In bottles , 12 years, they take the liberty of oirering it on /I) ,.rilost reasonable terms, at a price that will convince that TuZY gain nnthing, by it but reputation. They have also a select stock of Old %Vines- and Spirim" meliorated in p. 19,0001. value; they fl atter themselves of the oldest a ,",rts. Sherry, liucella, Lisbon, Sec. - England, which they o sni . hue to sell on the most reasonable terms for ready fre e n `l• NW lest than a dozen sent to any part of the Town, ........Liexpenee, or half a dozen of Madeira. . SUPBK.I7It WINIS. SPENCER and PERKINS, 115, Newgate-street, trupurters of Wine Mr upwards of forty years , s i x teen of w I . l dt they h m leave adopted that admirable ode of meliorating 4 ' D r In large Vats of three and 4000 Gallons contents, ii? 18 lh a t tti3al -in Germany and - other places abroad: by switch pales retained, lit I Wines are so improved in fl avour, and their cordial qua. 4 tC, but that they are not only a delicious liquor to the the grateful to the stomachs of Nervous Habits, and b u c c A i gtAl and infirm. Their stock of Old Port, Madeira, 1 0 ,6,, eil4 s t icc. is 0t.13,0001. value, by which they are enabled alsoi:P W. the to great a g es, both in Cask amiklloltle.—They ki .....ecp a la:ge stock of Cogniac Brandy. Pine awl larnaica .4 ,, , a , t : London tr ... .11 Lust India Orange Shr..b, the ohk stin • th c e a v ted in the same manner in Vats, which with their Wines, N.;,i 1721 au- the most itnicietate terms, hat -wady money.-- exPence. I than a dO zeo sent to an y part 01 . tlre,Towia, free of SALES OF ESTATES, &c. ST RA DMO RE-HOUS E. CA RUIGANSHI.BG,SOUTII WALES. ITO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs: . HOGGAIUI and PHILLIPS (Successors to Mr. Snlith), At Garra..vay's, on Monday, - luly :5, at Twelve o'Clock, un'ess Disposed of in the meats tone by Private Contract, of ,which notice will be given, rl - "HE above Capital Modern-built FREEHOLD MANSION, with suitable Attached and Detached Offices, and walled Garden, well stocked with choice Fruit Trees; the whole lately tittcd,up and finished at a very con siderable expence, forming an eleg•lnt Residence, calculated for the reception of it large and Genteel Establishment, sur rounded by about -t 19 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable and Pasture. Land, inCluding Plantations and Pleasure Grounds : the whole propert) is Freehold, in one of the most beautiful situations to South Wales, bounded by' the much admired River They; and ornamented with extensive Woods; the_ neighbourhood is genteel, and the roads goods; six miles from the sea-port town of Cardigan, and four front the mar ket town of Newcastle Etnlytt, trom each of which there are Weekly Carriers to Carmarthen, and a Daily London Post passes the txtremity'of the Lawn. The Purchaser may be accornmodated with the elegant and Modern Household Fur niture at a valuation, and possession immediately given. - Islay be Viewed, and Particulars had, twenty days previous to the Sale, of Essex Bowen, Esq. No. 8, Robert-street, Bedford-row ; Messrs. Phillips and %Yard, Solicitors, How ard-street, Strand; Mr, lohn lieynon, Solicitor, Newcastle . Ernlyn; at Garrawak's ; and of - Messrs. Hoggart and Phil. lips, Old Broad-street, where a Plan may be seen. TYTHES, FARNHAM, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE - CONTRACT, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS (Successors to Mr. Smith), AMost. Valuable ESTATE,, held for Three Young and Healthy Lives, under the Archdeacon of Surrey, consisting of the Rectorial Manor of Farnham, with the Courts, Quit-rents, and a neat substantial Parsonage house, Gardens, O ffi ces, and Glebe ; spacious new built Barns, Sheds, Farm-yard, Stabling, and other Out-buildings, with the very valuable Great 'Pyrites attic extensive Parish of Farnham; arising trot flops, Corn, Hay; &c. and extetul 'frig over 7000 Acres of rich Land: Also, a Piece of Free..., hold Lind, close to the Town of Farnham, with .a long range of' Hop Kilns, recently erected and built on part of it, at a very considerable expellee ; replete with Warehouses, Store-rooms, and every othe , requisite, together with various Apparatus for Collecting and Drying of Hops. A Plan of the Parish may be seen at Mr. Scott's, Solici tor, No . 51, Upper Guildturd-street, Russell-s luau,, of whom fur t lier particulars may be hid; also of Messrs. Hog gait alid pruathstrect, Royid Exchange. . This Day was published. In Two Vt. Wipes, price Eight Shillings. VEARIANNA ; or, MODERN MANNERS. . A Novel. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was pub!ished, price is. ASERMON Preached before His Grace JOHN Duke of BEDFORD, Lord Lieutenant, General, and General Governor, of Ireland, President, and the Members of the Association incorporated for Discountenancing Vice and Prennotinoke Knowledge and Practice of the Christian Re ligion ; in St. Peter's Church, on Thursday, 9th ISO. By' the. Right Rev. CHRISTOPHER. Lord Bishop ul , Clonlert, Printed for T. Cadell and %V. Davies, Strand. • , This Day was published, price :s. A N ANALYSIS of WARD's ERRATA of the P ROT E STA N T BI.E ; a Work published in Eng land, in the year 161111, for the purpose of exposing tne Pro. testant bible and Protestant Clergy to ridicule and contempt ; and re-published in Dublin , ler the same purpose, in Sep. tember, 1807. By 'he Rev. EDIA/ aRD RYAN, D.D. Author of" The History et* the Effects of Religion on Man- , Bcc. • • Printed ford'. Cadrli arid W. Davies, Strand. . , F, • This Day was publiShed, price ts. 6d. ALEITER on TOLERATIO N and thd ESTA - - ' li LIS iflil ENT, addressed to the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, Chancellor of the Eiehequer.; with some - Re marks on his projected Bill. ' . , Printed for F. C. and I. Wtvingtrin, 4t). 6i, St. Paul's Churchyard; sold also by J. Hatehard. No. 193, 'Plcca.- dilly. - . . . ~.. _.. This Day was published, . • A New Edition, T Vol.s' tilmo. with twelve new Plates, price 7s. boards, . • QOLITUDE : written originally by ZIMMER! Li MAN. • To which are added, the. Life of 4,he A uthop; Notes, Historical.,. and . Explanatory ; and a copious Index. Panted (or Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; Cuthelhand Mar. tin ; I. Walker ;.I.ackington, Alien, and Co. ; I. Nunn; Darton and Harvey . Mudge and Son ; R. Lea; Sc atcherd and Letterman ; L ongman,i Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; I. "%intro ; J. Booker I W. Stewart ; and I. Harding. . . This Month will he finbliShed„ • In Four Volumes, ramo. p ()MANTIC TALES. By M. G. LEWIS, Esq. :IA. - Authored' the Monk, Adel Otha, Sm. " Ah, happy he, who thus in'magte themes„ '' Wei worlds bewitched in early rapture dreams ;_ ' " 'Where wild enchantment waves her p otent wand, " And Fancy's beauties rill her laity land:" a , CAast. Printed for Longittun Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter- row. Of whurtt may be had, by the same Author, Tbe Castle Spectre ; a Play in Five Ads, price as. 6d. This Day was published, in One'Voluinc,.Bvo. price. I.:s. 6d, in boards, FIGH:1 1 'SERMONS, the Nature , and Guilt of J_ :4 Schism, with a particular referesio.e to the Prineieles'of .the Reformation.--P,Feaclo:d t: , fote the University of Ox ford, in the Year r207, - at ;he Lettuce founded by the, itev. lohn Llampton, M.A.. Canon By THOMAS LE MESURIEK, Reaor of Newnton Lorigville, Bucks, awl late Fellow of Now College, Oxford. Printed for Longrnan, Hurst, Flees, and Ormc, Paternos. ter• 10 W . • This day.was published, in LZUW. price 4s. homdst Ar—‘SERVATIONS on the 1 Fs MATORY AiFECTIONS of the MUCOUS MEMBRANE Of the BRUNT Comprehending an Account of the Acute inflammatian of the Paris, of Peripneumonia NOtild o of Chronic Coughs, &c. By CHARLES BADRAM, M.D. Physician to his ph ysi c ian o the W est of Sussex. and to his Household; to the rpinster General Dispensatory. and Lecturer on the Practice of PAesic, itzc, Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown court, Prince's-street, Soho. Wherc may be had, CalloW's New, Ciituktlgue or a Modern Colledion of Medical Books f0r.18.3. . from :jog I )bi:l xi) I . Oa' and t cALI uck CQ b4r arse , hC V"• !her tr,Gc I v•I'Y . n t to :it I 3 ,e it., rarr~'t , ,irsi or 01 of One !Olt" 13 , .1" `' .ll ), boU if 1 1 Olt" 1000 11 . lir :I iits rot 11(/, . -d,col )'t Fct d ve d 3 o inder U 13,1 Nf 117 ~-~'' t Eng, to• f Lon, lorcV tuglacr " N ov.. Thrl• t r y r prr , Orr/ . gild rC, If) 0 ADII7IIZ4LTY OFFICII, 7,aq- 7, !SOL • W HEREAS it appears that very gross Imposi bona are ptaaised by certain Persons calling themselves Admiralty Agents, nJho; under pretence of the trouble and ex tuners incurred by them in soliciting the Discharge t t l filen from sflis lifies - tes Service, are in the habit of extorting huge Sams of Along pont those who employ them .Notice is hereby given, by orskr of the Loy de Commissioners of the .4dmirolty, that no Applications from Perians of this deserip,. lion will, in future, Ge regarded, and , that representation: only made perSon4y, ,it the Admiralty, by the Ft itnds or others Ittediately interested, in the Discharge of Men impressed in. the Port of London, or .by letter to the Secretary In behalf of those ins. pressed roomy of the Out.ports, be attended to, when, upon the prodmaion, or transmission, of the necessary D4cumrnts, as Apprentices' IndentureS, CerVcates of Baptism, Prote:Fi.nz, &c. tti re.siwive cases will be inquired into, and the Parties made acgstainteld with the result of the Bard's determination thereon, free el all expence - •ivA4tserver, • proper persot will 6, orderrrl to attend in rho great c) tbe riantiralo, JravEleveno'Cloc4 till Ttvo, to receive' Applica tions on the subjea 46vve mentioned. W. /1" POLE. • SHAKESPEARE.--FIRST EDITION, 1623. ' . This Day was published,. In-a handsome Volume, in most Folio, price 51. ss. hoards, " 4R. WILLIAM S[ - TAKESPgARE's COME ., 11 1 1 DIES, HI STOR I ES,' and TR AG EDI ES, pub " fished according to the True Ori g inall Copies— . I (With his El;.; I ES.) " London: Printed for Isaac laggard and Edward Blount. t Re-printed for Joseph Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; Vernon, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry ; 'and Longman,. Hurst, Rees, and 0 rmc, Paternoster. row. doll. • The greatest care has been taken to insure the Accuracy of the present Re-publication, of which only a small Number is printed. It is punted on the common Type now in use; but in Arrangement, Spelling, and Punduanon, it an exact Copy, Page for Page, of the Text of the original Edition'of 423 (now worth upwards of Forty Guineas), not a Word being added, altered, or omitted. THE REV. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTHILL!. OUS PILLS. TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr, Buchan, 1 Author of the Domestic Medicine, that 'complaints of the Stomach ant} Bowels are the prevailing Malady of this Country,. which lay the foundation of the more formidable anti fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover ter the relief and cure a safe and infallible remedy would per. forma most important service to society. That discovery has now been made in the. Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, has considerably lessened the number of these compraints; and bids lair, in a short time, to be the means of entirely eradi cating theta. These Pills have a quick and safe operation,. they ad powerfully anti specifically on the Bile, and thus remove the numerous disorders connedett with it, Sick Ilead.Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, jaundice, Net'. vous Disorders from Indigestion, &c. They are the most valuable Family Ailedicine hitherto otfered to the Public, and stla Psoprietor is suppurted by the most respectable evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and others,' that they have never been adininistered to any persim without giving certain and speedy relict, anti in the end completing Cure. TOiS valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is recommended by the following distinguished Personages : The Right lion. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells.- Sir john iloneywood, Bart. M.P. for tioniton. Sir Stephen Lusisingtsm, Hart. M.P. for Penyii. Thomas i%t on, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. lames Anayat, Esq. M.Y. for Southampton. • Nicholson .Calvert, Elq. M.P. forllertrord. Edmund Boehm, Esq New -street, Spring Gardens. Thomas Ilammersley, Esq. • G. Vti: Dit.kes - , Esti. Private SecretarY to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Rev, tmneck, Librarian tothe Archbishop. Cecil forester, Esq. M.P. for Wcnlock. Sold wholesale and retail by M r. Nr. Barter, o. 4,Cheapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby , Stell'ord.street, o . ld hond.strest L Mr. Stratton, 'Lcicester.square ; Bacon and Co. Ise, Ox. fortl-stri.set ; 'and by all respectable Venders in Town and Country. A Caution.—Observe the narneef William Barclay is en. graved act the Stamp. which is affixed on the outside wrap. per of cacti box ; all not so stomped are a dangerous tat iv. 1-71ce Ss. 6d. andios. par box, with ample directions. RENOVATE ) HF.ALTIL TT has been too 'frequently the subjea of just and .general reprobatioe, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public patronige in the protession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result Of our studies and experience, and to prevent us front being classed among those einpirics whose. imprudent pretensions have, untlirtunately for society, been too favOurably received,.we beg leave to submit to the liberal . andenligh• ied faithful' statement of our pursuits arid 2c. quittiments. Aron having reed' vi . xl 'a regular medical educe. turn as the pupils of Messrs. rind,Sl and Ellie:nit, Whose! leetu,res and practice we carefully, attended,• as protessors - and surgeons of the London It‘ispital ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated School for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinbtirgh, and were instruaed iii the chili:rent branches olanaunny, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwitery, beany, &c. by those ernment professors, Drs. Munro, Mack,. Hainiltel„ Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not bedevilled presinnptunus in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not ineonsittrables !laving for a lung series of years made Venereal complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objeet ot our studies and pradtice; it will, we hope, he allowed that we have acquirtel superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent casei . of infeetion'a ported re:establishrnent is completed itr the short period oft wo days ; and in those of the utmost veteracy, where other prattitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patieet a bate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit tong and, most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are neue• more alarniinkor more distressing *tin those -deficiencies and debilities which frt. qtrently prevent ar embitter the matrimoniahtate. To suds persons it must be a consolation toknow that they may now,. by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored tie that greatest of alPhuman.blessings, a strong, man*, and .vigoit. ous constitution. In all cases of debility; from whatever cause arising, as well as in eatery species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with thegreat est secrecy and honour. - ItoUrs of consultation at home from ten to three, and flom 6 in the evening till ro at night. .Patients in the country are tiquested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general -habit of liVing„ Acc. dining a min ttan.:e for advice and medicineS, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters ma. / be added to the account tot' medicines. CU KRI L and Co. Surgeons, Ne. i'o7, Hatton -garden. flgr Messrs. Currie and - Co. have Certificates from the above respeetable Professors of London and Edinburgh, ot the diligence, skill, and humanity, with winch they per forined the ditties assigned them _during the time they at. tended their LeCturefi and rtadlivr,. 11UP DUAL PARLIAMENT. WO USE OF PEILSS. • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. Sir S. Rom - illy was finally heard in the ROX burgh Appeal. Further bearing of Counsel on Wednesday neat. Mr. Harrison, was beard on Bland's Divorce till; and Counsel were ordered to attend. again to-tuor row. - - The.fills on,the table were forwarded in their re. speetive stages. Lord Mahon's Estate Bill, and several. private Bills, were brouglit up from the L.Onitlloll9, and readon first time.--Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 'B. . Mr. CREEVEY postponed his motion which stoo for to-day, respeaing the thous of Admiralty, to Friday. The English Hare Shooting Bill was read ;use cond tune, and ordered to be committed on Friday; The Loan Bill was read a. second time, :m.i.order ed to be committed to-morrow. The Copper Dury and. the _Pilchards Bill 3 Were read a second time, and passed. 4 • Several Petitions were presented, .but are inirtyli ble manner in,Alijell they were read by the 'Clei rendered it impossible for us to collea their tenor. Mr. WHARTON brought up thelteport at the Bar rack COmmissioners' `:estates Report was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow, r. Mr. WHARTON - brought up the Report of the West India Sugar and Coffee PAport Bill.---The Re port was agreed to, :and the Bill ordered-to be read third time to-morrow. - • ' On the motion of Mr. ROSE ituas resolvedlhat the House Would totnorrow resolve . iltielf 146 Committees on the Southern Whale Fishery; otid on the Trade , to and from the Cape of Good Hope. Mr. HUSKISSON brought in a Bill to continde the At respe6ting the Importation of Coals itito'Lon. don brincandliavigation. Read a titst,time, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow Mr. BRAND Awesented a Petition from Major Cartwright against the Local Militia Bill.- Ordered to lie on the table. In a Committee of Snpply ,the following sums wire voted ; 68,7671. for Secret S'erviCe 54.0001. for Buildings on Tower hill 1,9131. for Salaries of the °dicers of the Houses of lords • and Commons. 6,0051. for Bounties on Fish for the London and Wcstrnin • titer markets. • 51,25 , 51, for inland Navigation to Fort William. Is, tout. for E pent:es ot-Winks done kit bath Ilowtes of Par ., 'lament. 8,9601. for Expeni:es of Works done at Itc se of Cornmptis. 9,0001. for extra Charge of Messenger to Secretary of 6iate. 2.001. for extra Expellees. 8,0001. fur the Board of Agriculture. • 1,0001. for the Veterinary College. 20,000 i. for further Relief tattle suffering. Clergy. .snd of France. 23 4 0001. for Maintaining the British Force on the Coast of Africa. Mr. CUEwEN stated the advantages likely 'to re sult from the invention of Captain Mauby; by vybi c h a rope .attached to a chain could be filed from a bomb against the wind, to the relief of shipwrecked tnarinco. He observed, that were this inVelftikni, in general use, the' loss of 6 brave alien, wrecked on the coast of &orfolk last summer, in the .Srtip eutter, A;vould have been prevented. He mention ed this circumstance to the How,e in' the full enn, vidion that that was' all it was necessary; fur him to do. Admiral Hoitity thought one of the PuVic Boards would he the best place to apply to on this sub;e6t. 'AO CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had no doubt that if an' invention which contributed so. Much to the-preservation of the lives of men, were mentioned to the' Board of Admiralty, they would give great attention . to it, and would afford an am ple opportunity fotifairly trying the experiment, and ascertaining to.wliatdegree of merit this invention was entitled. Mr. Yorme bore testimony to the probable effi cacy of the iuvendoh. The House haying been restuned, the Report was ordered to be recei yeti t o-morro w. DtmoAs postponed his motion relative to Grants to the East India Company•t'romn Friday to Monday. _ _ _ Mr:l:Yawn ITT moved for leave to bring in a Mil to establish a Police at Plymouth .Dock. A convex tion took place, in which- Sir W. Pl ford, Mr..:Tyrwhitt; Sir C. Pole, Col. lia , ;tard, A,i miral Harvey, and the Chancellor of the Exelieticr, participated, after .which leave wassranted. IRI SH lit) Di T. The House hating resolved itself into a Commit- , tee of Ways . andMeans, • Mr. Fostan said, it would . not :be necessary for him to occupy miich of the time of the Conimitn..e in stating the Finainial situation of Ireland, which he should now proceed to do as briefly as he coidd, taking it up from . the Commencement of the ye3r. He should first proceed to state the ,Charge, and then the Ways and Means. The Charge, on • the ath of January last, was as follows : 0 4Infanat..A Debt, 29,5671. ; Treasury Bills, 400,0001. for In, land . Canal§ there rernltined due a' sum of 2 i 5,4841. How th Harbour, 60001..; First Fruit, 50001.-;... There were some other articles to be provided4r, but be could not with precision state the amount, but which he would take at 200,0001. These ! , everal articles made together go 1,04 On the IA he, aide of the account there was of the Loan of last year 87 2,9991. unapplied at the commencement of, the presetit year, aftd...at the same time a balance tl;e Exchequer of 225.iti:51., making together 1, i70i1341,